Admissions

More high school students are getting a head start on college, but dual enrollment is costly for some colleges.

New graduate school enrollments continue to fall among international students, but underrepresented U.S. minority enrollments are way up.

The university's approach to affirmative action does not discriminate against Asian Americans, a federal judge rules.

Brown follows Princeton in letting departments decide whether to require the admissions test. Twenty-four of them opt out.

Union College in New York attempts to bridge a gap.

Nicholas Soodik describes his role as a college counselor.

The Harvard affirmative action ruling provides important lessons on how the university admits students, writes Jim Jump.